One Body, One Life: Six Weeks to the New You

I really enjoyed reading this book. I like how he gives you a talk and asks you questions that determine if your going to stick with the program or not. Questions like: Why are you doing this? What kind of results do you want to see in the next 6 weeks? and Will you succeed?-There were important questions he asked that helped me develope a mantra (phrase for inspiration) that I could use whenever I doubted if or why I was doing this.Now for the excercises. The first day was strength training day. I had trouble with the first excercise. You had to lie on your side supported by the sides of your feet and forearm and lift your whole body up for the count of 30 seconds. I could only do this for 3 seconds. So at least one of the excercises was a bit TOO challenging. I'm 100 lbs. overweight and I'll have to loose some before I can do this one. But I can still benefit from the other excercises. I like the diversity of workouts: strength training for one day, yoga, pilates, karate, and core excercises for the other days. It will help you not to get bored. I've decided I'm going to buy the book, alothough I don't get into the mind and spirit part of the plan. Right now I just have a library copy, but I will check it out again until I can get a copy of my own.Rhonda

I am a big fan of Gregory's holistic approach to fitness; his interpretation of mind, body, and spirit or soul whichever one floats your fancy.I think you do have to incorporate all the elements of fitness, good nutrition, but also the MIND, the Infinte Powerful tool that many of us think we are subject to, however in Truth we are in control of our Minds. I bought the book knowing these prinicples and they defintely reinforced, however came away with the thought that this book is more for beginners.Intermediate and advance who are honest with themselves already know most of the information contained herein. If you want to incorporate more mental toughness into your workout there are a few pointers here, or I recommend any of the "new thought" books from the likes of Ernest Holmes.

I read a bit of this book every night before I go to bed... It feels like he's speaking to me in plain language that I can understand...I just finished my first weekend cleanse and I lost three pounds!! Very happy-good start... I feel much more motivated right now - thanks for the recipes and great info.

Very basic - nothing new. I liked the price, but that doesn't equate to good. I thought it was just okay.

I just started the book and I love his whole body concept. I can't wait to get more into it.

I haven't read the whole book yet, but I'm sure it will be awesome. Looking forward to putting all the ideas into practice. :)

Upon looking at the book, I was struck by the fitness I.Q section.This is a great tool for many beginner exercisers.It gives you an idea of who you are, and at the same time there is the self affirmation aspect.I feel that there is something powerful about knowing yourself-it is the beginning of greatness.Gregory has a section in the book that deals iwth "Cleaning your body of toxins".Recently, I've been paying attention to this phenomenon and I was impressed by Gregory's knowledge.How many people for example know that toxins in the body contribute to gallstones, headaches, depression,abscess and constipation?I found this to be amazing, in the sense that we have soo many pharmaceutical products out there, that are meant to treat these conditions....while a simple solution would involve getting rid of toxins in the body.last but not least,I fell in love with the martial arts exercises that he has in the book.My clients love them!, thank you Gregory!!

I have been trying to diet and work out for many years now. My problem was, i didn't know how to diet and all I knew was running. Eventually, I just got bored.Reading this book help explain everything about food and most importantly was on the lables!!! Which is what I love about it the most. To me, its not dieting - its how to eat right. And if you can keep in mind what is good for you, it should be no problems carrying this routine over after you lose the weight. And you won't feel as guilty when you snack one some sugar deserts.And the weekly workouts are amazing. I love the fact that he rotates between yoga, pilates, martial arts, core interval and strength training. I have yet to get bored with anything yet and I am on my 5th week.The detoxing is really not as bad as it appears to be. It can get boring but when you realize how much of a difference it makes, you will continue. The first weekend I got rid of 4lbs of toxins in my body, which i found extremely impressive. Don't be fooled though, detoxing is not a way of losing weight. Its getting rid of the toxins in your body. So don't expect to see a dramatic weight loss after every weekend of detoxing.Like I said, I on my 5th week and I am seeing great results!! Don't get the wrong idea, just because he is a celebrity trainer training YOU, it does not mean by the end of the 6 weeks you will look like Demi Moore. But I am more than positive that within another 6 weeks I won't be too far behind!if you plan to seriously commit yourself, then this book is definatly for you! I guarenteed you will be happy!

I rate it three stars because it was not as i expected.. You need to buy too many staff in order to follow his nutrition program and also. I didn't like the recipes at all... Nevertheless, it is a good book to read because it makes you want to love your body.

I think this is one of the most amazing books i have read for self-help and daily life habits, great!